Stop Losing Airflow Through Damaged Ducts

Ductwork Services for balanced heating and cooling in Little Rock

When your ducts have leaks, gaps, or blockages, conditioned air escapes before it reaches the rooms you are trying to heat or cool. In Little Rock, this means your HVAC system runs longer, your energy bills climb, and certain areas of your home stay uncomfortable no matter how you adjust the thermostat.

AirBoss provides ductwork services that start with a thorough inspection to locate leaks, assess airflow balance, and identify poor design choices that restrict performance. Repairs and modifications are made to seal leaks, reroute sections, or replace damaged duct runs so your system delivers air efficiently to every room. The service is available throughout Little Rock and extends to homes in Maumelle and Bryant.

If you have rooms that never feel quite right or your system cycles more than it should, reach out to schedule a duct inspection and discuss what repairs would improve your home's airflow.

Inspection, sealing, and modifications that restore balance

Ductwork service in Little Rock begins with a visual and diagnostic inspection using airflow meters and pressure gauges to measure how much conditioned air is actually reaching each register. AirBoss checks for disconnected joints, crushed sections, and insulation gaps that allow air to leak into attics, crawl spaces, or wall cavities.

Once the inspection is complete, leaks are sealed with mastic or metal-backed tape, and damaged sections are replaced or reinforced. You will notice more consistent temperatures from room to room, shorter run times on your heating and cooling equipment, and a reduction in the amount of dust pulled into your system from unconditioned spaces.

In some cases, ductwork needs to be resized or rerouted to match the capacity of a newer HVAC system or to serve an addition that was built after the original installation. Ductwork services do not include full system replacement or new equipment installation, but they do address the hidden infrastructure that determines whether your system performs as intended.

Here are answers to what homeowners usually ask

Most people want to know how duct problems are identified, what the repair process involves, and whether the improvements are worth the investment. These questions come up regularly before service appointments.

How do I know if my ductwork needs repair?
You will notice uneven temperatures between rooms, higher energy bills without a change in usage, or excessive dust near vents. These are signs that air is leaking or not reaching certain areas of your home.
What does a duct inspection involve?
AirBoss inspects accessible duct sections in your attic, crawl space, or basement and uses airflow meters to measure pressure and output at each register. This reveals where leaks or blockages are affecting performance.
How long does ductwork repair take?
Most repairs can be completed in a few hours, depending on how many leaks or damaged sections are found. More extensive modifications or rerouting may take a full day.
Why does ductwork fail in the first place?
Ducts can deteriorate over time due to poor initial installation, rodent damage, or movement in the structure that pulls joints apart. Insulation can also compress or detach, allowing temperature loss before air reaches your living spaces.
When should I consider ductwork service instead of replacing my HVAC system?
If your HVAC equipment is functioning but your home has hot or cold spots and high energy use, the issue is often in the ducts rather than the system itself. Ductwork service in Little Rock addresses those distribution problems without replacing functioning equipment.

AirBoss provides ductwork services throughout Little Rock and the surrounding areas to restore airflow balance and improve system efficiency. If you are experiencing uneven temperatures or suspect your ducts are leaking, contact us to schedule an inspection and review what repairs would support better performance.